Sentence examples for the final leap from inspiring English sources
But the David sequence ends piano, with the "brief bow" that follows on "the final leap".
This symbolic thinking and creativity, Dr. Johanson said, "is the final leap that makes us what we are today".
In ancient Greece, for example, it was made by Plato, to whom the final leap to the form of the Good was mystical in nature.
She believes Obama is "the final leap to socialism" in America, and has accused him of wanting to set up youth indoctrination camps for teenagers.
They bent over a map, and realized that the Red Army was less than a hundred kilometres away, ready for the final leap.
He lined up strong performances on his way to the final, leaping to 10th from 15th in the rankings.
His joyous celebration after reaching the final, leaping in to Vecko's arms, was one of the Games' most memorable images.
Reagan could not make that final leap into realizing the Soviet military was suffering.
But forgive me for saying that, as a show, "Trust" never makes that final leap of faith off the drawing board.
Yet unlike his Tony Award-winning predecessor, Harvey Fierstein, Mr. McKean never makes that final leap of faith that brings out the woman in a man.
